Dewey Visits Pine Camp Case Turbulent South North Tour
A chaotic report describes a 3000 mile candidate tour ending in a bus accident near Pine Camp. Five injured as a Brands car collided with a bus driven by Albert J. Brands of Danford Steck. The bus veered 133 feet, struck a porch, and halted after crossing Hawley and North Crouze avenues. Authorities investigate driver actions and referenced satirical remarks about Harold Shr. Cole.
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Dewey
Pine Camp
Charles
Teplman Harold Shr
Cole
Chist sVilli
Arthur Meas
Lwyer
RUE Cole Sens
Bas Linley Avenue
Prine
Tole
Shen
Albert J Brands
Danford Steck
North Croyze
Bid Hawley
Patie
Vachee Avenue
North Crouce, Avenue
Brands
Hata
New York District Attorney Surveys Soldier Needs
A New York district attorney led a survey of soldiers needs during a tour of camps and communities. He inspected a French mortar set, spoke at Hotel Woodruff luncheon, and outlined fundraising aims with United Service Organizations to support military stations and defense efforts.
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New York
Spector
Distes
Pency
Military
Yinney
New Yorkketrict
George C. Marshall
United States Army
Bric
W. Laird
Dewey Fance
Baba BR Chapin
Isiasar Corenne
Dewey
Woodruff
Some
United Service Organiaslions
B. John Ison
Aml Publsher
Times
Aizinne
Yastimett
Girl Shot In Gun Duel Near Busy City Intersections
A shooting near Bosleton and Tremont Streets left Miss Bynitice with four bullet wounds. Police say two suspects fled. a revolver with four spent chambers was found nearby. Patrolman Hourke detained a man after a confrontation. another suspect was seen fleeing. Her home is listed as New York City.
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UPA
Stwaline
Bosleton
Tremont
Ineaworld
Inday
Porson
Awaihem
Paramount
Horlston Street
New York City
Owen Hourke
Two Wormer WPA Officials Indicted On Bribery Charge
In New York City two WPA officials face federal indictments on bribery and extortion related to LaGuardia airport construction. Fogel, 14, chief of supplies and engineering, is charged with taking a $20 bribe from George Marsh. His assistant, Vincentine, 29, Brooklyn, is charged in a separate indictment with conspiracy to bribe and to offer gifts.
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Wormer
WPA
New York
LaGuardia Field
Andement Uy
Prand Dury
Brokin
Fogel
George Marsh
Vin
Servins Wpa
Foret
Mee
Sun
Enwara Walets
Walters Gostracsra Company
Woodside
le J
Truck Production Should Not Be Curtailled Says Official
Ted V. Rogers president of the Americas Truck Association told the Central New York Motor Car Conference that there should be no curtailment of motor truck production. He warned firms are worried about the Office of Production Management cutting automotive output by 29 percent at a dinner in Theellagan Hotel Syracuse.
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Ted V. Rogers
Hollywood Designer Sentenced in Namaiaine Case
Los Angeles May 27 a Hollywood dress designer, linked to a 高 profile sexual abuse case involving a 15 year old girl, was sentenced to one year in jail for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. She claimed to have aided the girl’s flight from Hibbing Minnesota and testified before a grand jury.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Wigiltla Lopes
Hollswoil
Gesigner
Tormal Filn
Sylvia Hamalaie
Miss Lopez
Sylvia
Emilsy
Hibbing
Minn
Mim
Ingal
Dies Investigator Seizes List From Capital Bookshop
An investigator from the House committee on unamerican activities seized a list of 1,999 members of the Bookshop, a Washington cooperative. Representative Dies issued a statement noting government officials and employees active in Communist Front organizations and referencing tours adhering to Communist nations. The Bookshop, established in 1908, runs a reading library at cooperative rates and hosts meetings and lectures.
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Capital
Washington
House
Ine Bootshop
Dies
Dies Sui the
Sherergaton
Witentine
Minny
Cammissijst-duinin I
Bishop Urges Night Bombing Ban Amid War Talk
Bishop C S Woodward of Bristol warns at the Bristol diocesan conference that Britain and Germany should refrain from night bombing. He says nightly raids broadcast in multiple languages could inflame nations and challenge rulers, potentially forcing a halt to attacks under darkness. He argues such terror would meet universal condemnation and risk alienating even Nazi supporters.
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Bristol
Zugland
Germany
Britain
C.5
Woodwand
Bisiop
Bistol
Diermarix
Induction Center Sends Vinal Group from Syracuse
Inductees from Syracuse area including Salina Dewitt and Manlius will go to Buffalo for induction. Maj. Donald McLaren remains in command. Lieut. Burton Everett at recruiting HQ. Civil employees mostly released. Annie Penne and others listed for future postings. Eligible for examination sent to Buffalo. local turnout described.
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Jasi
Syracuse
Fort Nagar
Arnone
Burré
Salina
Dewitt
Manlius
Gulf
Sunt
Maj
Donald
McLaren
Burton N. Everett
Frderal Building
Wil Ge Teussleried
Ailis Grace Wapner
Chic
V. Trenton
Sorgi
Gr Gouki
Buffalo Am
Diay
Annie Penne
Clark Street
East
Duss
Ancin
Journeyville
Henry Z
Cline
Damesqute
Fayette J
Wright
Mgnfius
Raymund
Favattery
Wirgh E
Tember
Townsend Street
Bulfato
British Fear Nazis to Use French Subs
Washington reports warn that Nazi Germany seeks French naval support to seize or control key French vessels including destroyers cruisers and an aircraft carrier. French Mediterranean and Atlantic ports may house submarines and warships vital to a potential Axis effort against Britain.
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Washington
Habenarines
Srttmin
Francy
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Congress
Faprich
Fone
Guarloupe
Staten
Great Botani
Britain
Tesstrerali
Thilo
Cannes
Germany
France
Alexandria
Egypt
Oran
Prench Alitenn
Mediterranean
Prench
Aly
Bierte
Toulon
Casablance
Dakar
Africa
Four to be ordained at Ogdensburg NY June 7
The Most Rev Francis J Monaghan will ordain four local residents at St Marys Cathedral Ogdensburg in a June ceremony. Candidates James Meehan Paul Jesse James Jellic Armand Brunet graduate from Wadhams Hall and study at St Augustine Seminary. Assignments will follow ordination with further clergy changes expected next month.
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Spreial Dizpalcit
Ogdensburg
Francis J Monaghan
Deale
St. Marys Cathedral
New York
IL A
Ots
Sieh
Jaimes Meehan
Katherine Meenan
Jay Street
Yale
James Mechan
Paul Jeslie
Fhilligy Jellie
Main Street
Enrite Latoudi
Tateville
Armand Brunet
Malone
Cadidstes
Wadhams Hall College
St. Augustine's Seminary
Tursate
Chanteery
Syracuse Senior Gela A Post in Washington District
Syracuse University senior Betty Redmond of 235 Euclid Avenue earned a civil service appointment in Washington D C after four undergraduate years at Syracuse. She will graduate in June and holds Beta Gamma Sigma and Phi Mu Alpha honors for scholarship, was a staff member of the yearbook and president of a sorority, with her name inscribed on a scholastic cup at the campus headquarters.
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Miss Redmond
Betty Redmond
Euclid Avenue
Washington
D.C
Onenfagan
Adce
Mhetn Fh Alpha
Wie Infler Organization
Aid to China By U S Will Be Speeded
An article reports U S plans to accelerate aid to China, expanding cooperation with the Chinese government and rapid deployment of American aircraft to assist in the war effort. Ambassador Gauss arrives in Hong Kong en route to Chungking to assume his post, with a broader strategy to strengthen Sino American ties and support China against Japanese aggression.
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China
U.S
Chunzking
Clarence E. Gauss
Long Kong
Shi
Chungking
United States
Gaas
Nelson ‘Trusher Juluican
Washington
Clagett
Ly Reme
Ant Awilthy
Rouserel
Hee
Calra
Pawrin
Dsu
Jagan
Ganan
Clagedtwig
Warold George
B. C. Ben Donnell
Wis
Far American Alliwacs
America
Manare
Correnhe Bolst
Jamechan
Fang
Aracz
Lenit
College Men Urged To Take Defense Jobs for Summer
Canton May 174% Milton J Loyser urged college students to seek summer employment in the defense industry. He spoke at St Lawrence University moving-up day, stressing that the nation fights a war and workers must support defense production. He warned against complacency and urged organized cleanup of home fronts to sustain democracy amid differing opinions on methods.
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Colege
Canton
Milton J.loyser
Cole
St.awrence University
Tha
Federal Office of Productios Atanagement
Jaysen
Scientists Record Songs of U. S. Birds
In Schenectady May day reports note ornithologists recording songs and calls of North American birds for posterity. A Cornell University project uses two microphones on a radio station forum to capture bird vocalizations for laboratory studies and secure archive.
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U. S
Schenectady
North Americas
Cornett
Radio Farm Forum
Wgy
Wight
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Seston
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Webister
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the Roe
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Lewis McConarn
Norfolk
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Dexter
Oliver E. Rayenoud
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Thusnas E. Davey
Franklin Academy
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Reston
Catherine Barton
Mary
Platt
Sally
Gale
Alicia Varry
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Mirspeel
Syracuse University
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Wong Kong
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